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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-06-30

The editor OF the Rock County Her
aid thinks it is on account of our
"mental imbecility" and ''demented
condition" that we take notice Of him
the way we do.
Well, we always knew it was a
weakness" to take any notice of him,
but we didn't think the little weazrn-
SOuled fellow took that same view of it
himself.
Generally our "imbecility" is of u
vigorous ard useful kind. AS Lincoln
said of the whisky Grant drank, The
would like to get some to give to his
other generals" so our ''imbecility'
ought to be distributed around especi.
ally among such fellows rs the Herald
man.
That ''imbecility' has made the AD-
VANCE newspaper success and quoted
from "Maine to California;' that lin.
becility" has recently published vol.
| umo which has received decided COM
| mendation from the best minds of the
country; that ''imbecility': has made a
success of about everything it has I'M
lertaken; that "imbecility" has put u
brick block OH the corner of 1Oth-st.
and 4tll-av. which is ~ ornament
to the town and has put two cottages
! by the side Of the brick block: in one of
which are the editors girls aud boys,
and lin all the land there were no
daughters fairer than .Iob's;'' that
''imheci]ity" has sustained us through
conflicts and trials which would have
put the Herald weakling into an idiot
ic asylum, giving us power to strike
and keep striking till we conquered
that ''imbeci}ity" has for years nerved
us to stand up for unpopular truths
and movements at the cost of friends.
social position, popularity. money and
about everything which little men. like
the Herald man, covet. and without
which they can no more stand upright
than so many empty bags.
Yes, if there is anything we always
own up to with cheerful alac!ity, it is
"imbecilty" and ''lunacy."
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Fer Sale.
The SEA OF Section II. Town lol, Range 49,
Said land lies within Il mile Of Round Lake Sta
ton. Terms easy. Address
{. NJ. SKINNER,
1913. 18th Ave. s., Minneapolis, or
ALFRED CANT BELL,
Round Lake. Mobiles Co., MINI. 40 SIN
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The party or parties who borrowed
my large flag are requested to return
the same at once.
42tf d. SHE'LL
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OFFICIAL PAPER.
Monday next Fourth Of July.

Monday next Fourth Of July.
WANTED.
4 good cook at the Lake House.
45-2w.
Thanks to John Sullivan for re-
turning a valuable shawl lost while
out riding.
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be had for $500 IF taken This month";
Inquire at this Office. 43tf
will sell COWS in lots of six or more
and take pay, one half i'm the fall and
one half in one year.
40 II. l.. ERsKINE, .Indian Lake.
A few I1Olstein Calves for sale. Ap
ply to DAVID I1YLDEN,
AZ CIV Sec. q, Seward TIP.
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MOBILES COUNTY MAP.

NOBLES VOUNTY WAPS.
A supply Of new Mobiles County
Maps for sale at this Office at 10 cents
each.
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$l.1O will buy sack Of Good Straight
Flour at s. McI.ean's Feed Store. ATT
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES..
Ono inch three weeks, GOO, three months. 400
Three inches weeks, sou, " 500
Five inches, SOU. 1O.OO
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Sneeial notices, hrst week 10 cents line; sub.
oeNuenf Insertions cents . line each week.
transient advertisements paid In advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before an.
aAvtt 10 given
4. o. of u. W.
W0rfhtngta Lodge No IS meets every alter.
nate Friday evening.
G.. T.. SHEPARD. Master Workman.
r. ". MOBERLY, Recorder.
G. A. r..
Ito ddayd Post No. 81 meets tristan third
IA tn z dayev. nIngsin each mOnth.asG. A. Il 1.
han.
j. A. TOWN, Commander.
r. y. pLoTrs. Adjutait.
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RStrayed from our yard, four sheep.
etnrn to
441w HoUsEMAN & DEWOLF.
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lvs.thi1gto,. 9draats.

PuDLlsHHD WEEKLY, At
RrnlN0 ron, MOBILES COUNTY MINI.
e1ms Two Dollars per year, invariably In id.
%. Al! orders Will receive prompt attention.
communications intended for publication must
writer q sas.anty Of rood fsith-not nee e.
Htly Tor publication : -
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o. C. CRUNDSTEN,
Real Estate Agent. :.

Improved and Unimproved Lands, also Emil
grants Tickets for sale. Fire Insurance.
and money forwarded to Europe.
WORTHINGTON, MINI.
lA.6-)y H.. ...-s,-5 -.
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inE RiGuFLYEB.
Mysterious Action Of the Dfs'ressed
BNrk's Crew.

HALirAr. Acgust 81. --S'mo myctsiy
surrounds the ease ofths German bark High
fyer, towed into port yesterday morning by
tbo steamer Richmond Hill. Both ships en-
countorod Fridays hurricane. The bark
was go badly DAMAGED that tho crew roiuaed
to do duty, and sisnalled the Richmond
Hill, from New York for Liverpool. with cat
tie. 1hs Germans allege that the officer, Of
the steamer refused to take their vetlsl In
tow, al would only consent to take Oh tho
crew. The captain ihe-supon decided TO
bandos his ve,s,l, and tot her on FIRE 70
prevent fur her accident. when the
steamers crew saw this they rushed on
board tho bark aud extiu guished the hhmes.
but asail T, fu oil to take her In tow. Ihe
Germans then age In fred Oh ir vsttel In
three places, and the flames were again ef-
tinsuishsd by the steamers crow. Finally
all odIoer- oi the bark were transf rred
70 the steamer. whoreupon Cap. hyae, Q,
the steamer, placed u prize crew on toAid
and took her in tow. an bore up for Hall
fax. 1be officers OF tho sttamsr intimits
that the bark was heavily insured, and that
the Germans fred her to get the insurance.
T o bark's officers, on tho other hand, say
they only fred her to prevent col ollisions with
other y,Sels, aud that the aim OF the ohcefs
OF the Richmond Hill, from the hrst, was to
got to bMk's crew on board the steimer
and then rick up the abandoned bark as q
priIe, the Itesmer making much more out oi
Tbs II ghayer has n cargo Of over 500 bar
rels Of oil. The vessel and carso are worth
$50, 600, both heavily injured. The uightyer
was lbelled today for Is ,UQp.
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the Irish Secretary. once.

LONDON, August 3l.-Mr. Sexton
resumed In tho House Of Commons this
evening the debate on the vote for tho Irish
Secretsry's Office. lie denied the accuracy
Of the governments reports on the numeer
OF people boyootted. Tho reports produced
By Mr.. Balfour, Chief Secretary for ireland.
asserted In general that l700 people in Ire
land had either suffered rom boJcotting or
beou protected frou It BY the .overnmsnt.
Mr.. Baliour, however, refused TO produce
the details Of thee report. Tho ofhelL
returns. on the othsr hand, certified that for
the whole Of the quarter. en-, log -ith June,
there wore but fifteen aos Of intimid uion
tn ushout the whole Of Ireland. CoHtit u
ing, Mr.. Sexton said that " the goyernuept
would abandon the policy OF whisper and
sive such IN oruafion as y uld enable the
House 20 aft Mr.. Bal'our's st,teusnt. the
Parnelltes would not pro raci the dobat-.
Al this point Mr.. Balfour ssid he adhered
10 the accuracy Of his statement In the TO
turns.
Mr.. Sexton alluded to the fac, that bog.
cOtting was not included 10 tho weapons
used for self protection by the Irish people
In the caller sagts'of tie Leagues oSi l.
ence. Boycotting did not, pefhaps, exist
withou intimidation, but he mRchiner, Of
the leasue was 20 per ected now that II wat
order to compel persons 70 ,fr. CT the verdict
Of the league
tion 20 cha .bge En, lish public opinion on
the. = hole question uf boz cot ns. We was
cObfde"t thst the maiofiiy OF the Fnslish
peop Q would ndomn tie action Il the GOV
ernment. Boz cottibg, ~ " existed N Ire
lane. wRs no hing mo . than peaceful eI-
elusive dtallug,s milar 10 that practicod m
England aud knt wn - trade fickeu
The vote for tho othce aas thea pastsd-llO
toh
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The Presidsut's visit.
lsPEoIAL To rHE ArrxAL.

NAsHvILLE, TENN, Angus, 3i,-At
the Merchants EIchargs today tho general
committee which invited tho Pres
idont TO NASHVILLE held meeting
to prepare for resolving and enter
tanning the Presidential party. The greater
part o the committee were in a,tondsnee,
suong them Col. A. S. oolyar, chairmani
senator.eloot VIM. b. Bate, Comptroller p.
=. PiokArd, John =. Williams, Speaker z.
". Ewing, Judge A. DomoSs. J, ". Dickin.
son, MAI. VI. A, Spur, Mayor kerchevAl,
the Hon, WIN, Cowden, Of | ewieburs; A..
q. Adams, Col. Baxter smith, Inspector o.
l. X dley, seer laty nnu 4, u. Curry. On
motion OF judge Dcmoss tho chair
mao was ins,ruc ed 20 appoint comm ttee
Of too on arrangements. q Dninbor Of
spo chos we're iosde a. d iomo eus yestions as
10 the best 30 { OF programMs 10 be carried
out. 'm-ng tho proposals. 10 one that tao
President frat leave tn train at Belle
Meade, ana come 20 tho city - private con
yeyancs with IN escort. A Banquet At the
MHrsell House early Ia tue tyeains Of the
Pre- gdonts departu o is probable all ihcse
matters however, finally rott with the CON.
mittee which tho ehaitmau was instructed d
u apppnt. The mmiuee will prarafe ip
dsta tho programme Tor tue reception and
sntertAinment Of tho President.
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SLICK YOUNG DUCK.
A Youth Of Nineteen Years Abseonds
win s27s,s0O.

sAco, Me-, August 81 The b'rgss.
sensation saeo has ever experienced dsvsl.
oped this morning when u was learned that
the saeo and Biddsf5rd Savings IL stitution
had seriously fuher,d financially through .
young clerk who has abscondod. ffnnk O.
MeSeilly, nineteen years I'D, who has been
emvloyed In the bank shout ono year. has
mygtsfiouflg DISAPPEARED, taking with him
$500 in cash. United hta'ei fegittsrs par
cent. bonds, payable ia 1907, - the amount
Of Sls. 900, sud railroad. municipal aud
other bonds. am aunti 3, % near a.. can n
be determined, 20 about bltV0. Though he
le town Monday afternoon yot Dhi Of
desrs and fami.y haye, kept the mAttor q
ouist hat the isps a 4 not losk Gus uniil
this n,oroing. Great oroitobent prevails
h.re. ~ MT. MeNeilly gss o0ntidoftd one Of
fhe most tfu,tNofthy yguoF % IN ne city.
President, ttus eGt ana ct.hler piaool The
al with IN oombina Ton Ofeysry lock - tho
banE yaults. Cafhier Melville n. Kelly
4, aiso treafu or u ths Maiual f,rs
fns1iance Company npnahy tuefnogn
The ioss sas reported BY hfe a. kennehunk.
hsg.iii. no saisA up the dsy's 'couni,.
whsn K,liy opensd tbs bank rusi dav morn.
tns IL foand Mondays accqunts wefs not
aompietof, Pfefidont GOgdalo va notified,
sSd ths entifs afternoon was spent IN eS-
sminine tho oontsn q Of the safe. large
smount Of gol and currency, Nhl NC
,nsiss,e1. President 0oodnls Was iltof-
,isw,d' h, Tepoftef thlf mgrni 8. lie sayt
~. - 4. 40 nrch los than the Surplus
thsttts bank will b. peri iecuy ,a.e evi q ~
The amount taksn ~ lao s3'conainE ,io i 1,t,r. v
s,.,.. ,syistered bonds cagnot pOssibiy DO
ned h mo thief Ths back sta'emeni .st
N.S siaees III. surplus NJ liuie over to3,-
oos Trsasufsr Kelly has ported a notes
su,slds Of the bnE uatiaE ihst
tne no alarm. Bank Ef-
snin., richards 10 expected 70 srrive
.oas .niidi,sotiop,, "a dersn al MeAslllI,l
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oIa,.,oni.n defeated.

Lo DON, Auguet 3l.-Io tie Parlia.
msbt.ry election 10 GIL the vacancy in the
Ramsey, or north division of Hunt-
insdon, caused bv the acceptance
Of mr. William Henry fsllov,s. Con
,eryatlve, Of an ofhcs uador the Croun.
hs was reelected over sr. Ssunfers, the
GlaoftAnitn candidate, bya vote of 270O 10
2lt. 10 the 4 olsction NJ. Rsllgwes was
ssme within SS vo,es o. e,piurips Tho AZ.
tfict, they regard the result a. add dt onsl
proof Of toe change oi EnElish public opin-
lon w favor ol Mr. Gadstone's frish policy.
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MrIIco, 80 August 3i-Ths whole
country east ofMsIieo was on hfs yestsrdaJ.
Tho farms Of VIZ. Reed and Eariingha AN
we're swept By tie Asmss, taking fences.
haystaet., and everything eemlns ia reach,
and hut corn hild, which stopped TIE
b1rted. The lols Y vorS hstvv. 1hs Gre
caught IRON 40 engine on the Chicago and
Alton. re has be- no rain here since
the % on July. kverything is pare ed and
IBIS being grent stock county, thai afo
tuherl1 1g terribly IRON the effects. Tho prps.
beet fof stock m,n In this county arc not
nattoring.
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MIR. Ch.n,b.rI.,n,. rI1ne.s.

LosDos, August 3l.--The Telegraph
says that Mr.. ChlmbsrlAin's Broad Of Trade
experience will prove valuable 10 him In his
ospleity 10. MEMBER Of Tho Board Il Con-
troll Of Fisheries. ~ H. AZ he 10 pre- eminent
~ the maa 20 unravel the echn'oalties Of
the matter and dey 70 q reasonable settle
ment OF the 1sherio, question, N such .
thing y possible. 1he .tandAfd says that
tue Fiiheri.a Commission Il 10 include .
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a Item.rksbic rtory.

NASHVILLE, TESN., hugutt Sl.-El.
ward ISaaes. negro hoy Who elsimS to b,
but thirteen years old. made desperate al
tempt 10 commit q heinous ciims today on
tho perion Of Mrs. w. J. ulson. most
respectable LADY. The Hud.on howe
h lOur miles from tho city. Ifaaos was
ilipptng up behind sire. Hudson. when sho
heard ,he noise aud ATTEMPTED % ruu. lie
saashi hOli " her and . 10 rifs ttrussie
followed. tho clothes being nearly tofn on
htf body. ~ho made her way q the yard,
where the dos 10 n her part and tie negro
several tlmes. A negro vorkius In "a Ad'
juuing deld started g. the houte, bu the bog
ned. lie was Aitefwafd arrested ano
fdIly identified. A tumoer Of the neigh
bori all aru cd tercs pied the Vnieer and ME
prisoner, aud ueIs sbuut 10 lyneh hlm, shtn
on th4 advice q Hudson hiintelf, they de-
cided d. leave N TO q iav. ltaacs is In
jai' here. The affair caused a great deal Of
excitement.
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charities aua Corrse,,o.s,

OMAHA, August 81 .-Lagt night
tes,ion oflhs Conference Of Charities and
Corrections was devoted TO the report of the
Committee on Organization [. fcharity. Mr..
KELLOGG. Of New York. pretsntsd q very
elaborate report, uhleh showed that thsrs
ore Gty-two cities having charity organise
ton societies, representing a population of
500, 900, with nearly 500. COO registered pau
per-. The ci.ioa are making earnest efofti
10 abolish paupsfism By rspri fsive and cufA.
tive msifufts, the chief which IL irleadly
yisitation. 10 the words Of tho reporter,
The hopeful cure Of pauporllm Il the o..
tablishuent Of neiEhborliness." Mr.. Oar
rect, Of Philadei iphia, claimed that the o.
ssutial ID and not the precise system ia
the desirable theory. Papers we're then
road by Q. n, Lowell, Of New York, Mrs.
Patt an, Of Brooklyn. aud MissZ ID smith,
Of Hoston, WI ich illustrated different phases
Of the work, bot all en- nfofosd tho main idea,
that wise charity ita possible theory. and
consists In brlnFing the rich aud y or to-
gothsr. After the usual Complimentary
Teso utions the res officers were appn ntsd
and the next pre ident. Dr, Hoyt, OF New
York, installed. The confersncs then ad.
journed 70 meet next July N Buffalo.
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ni.rrnr,InI MrnrEIInr.

sr. JoUs, No, August 81. -Troub'o
1, breaking out here ever The recent Glove
land picture excite bent at Wleeling, and
Il nov seems probable that those scenes ~
bs re enacted h,ro during The national en-.
cAmpmont Of the Grbnd Army of the Re-
tublio. 4 crest mauy pomocrhis have or
pressed an intention 20 hang he Pfetldent,
picturo owe the streets 10 front uf thsir
buildings, and Iubtl o. the Grand AImyo
the nepublic pfoteastOn " III bo sivos op, o.
tunity ehough 20 60 under OF around II
81 Get corner 1iitufs one over the matter are
fftqutnt and warm, 81 d tfo Dsmso sorAtie pa.
srs a the G ~ tro having q disputs over ID.
One hes be gfolnd that the army vas Ia
v.tsd hero by the ~. snd that The sold ere
should bo treated as their gua,ts, and nothiu =
dtns BY or citizens 20 cause than TO Tssfst
their visit, and tIpros.es the bnp9 that no
Cleveland pioturas will be 1unE 70 the breeze
during ths euoaupment lhe other claim,
that The Grand Army invited Itself here
that u has treated The city shAmeiully 10 the
Cleveland inyitation troub .. and that M
asking our oititsns 10 haul dosn their Jlsvs.
land banners upon tho arrival ofthe vet.
arans, iti, asking what oannot and shsuld
not bo era Hntsd.
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sissls,ippi iiorse Jhlsf.
lsruciIt 70 THs .prEAL.i

ABERDEES, Mrs, August 81. o.
Lac, Wednesday q young man stopped At
Jsdbstlor's stable, In this city. and before
leaving tvapped hno mule for a bous
Within day Or lWo Eentlsmsn trom Clay
county idont ned the m ule AZ his, which had
been stolen on tho prsceiifg Iussdsy Mr.,
Lodbettsf Al once purtned the thls sf, and ar.
rested him 90 Water Valley. Iis retufned a
wi bis prisoner latt night and be II now
In al be giVe. his zane % Jack Wall
says this u bis second gdsbIs.
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photographs hav. been found In baph
drawer, and have been placed IN tho nandi
Of detectives. McNeilly is i've feet eleven
inches weighs l45 pounds, dsre hsr,ss o,n
when walkins, Is cf good figure. a. would
be call, handsome. When he Oft he had
on light 1ei Govt, cark wooien pants
Congre shoes. Ths tick agent ~ the Bos'
10 and Msine stat on, at Biddeford, Is hosi-
day, but docs not RENE nb'r tn destination
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aib,r,n.ttsr'v AEre-i

NEW YoRK, A ~ 3l.-Yoso ouiay
Juise ponohus s'rn.d an order Of arrest
.or Albert Meter In Iult asains, him and
b. brother 10 recover ss,9is n and Interest
from Dsesmbef 20 1887. Tha slain loots W
abalt 90 Op0 BIZ vas aHod AZ $4,000.
aitsfloou, hut appear % have been leit over
nisht in the hands " lOMr one cunnofted
With tho steildl omcs, presumably 70
4 arch for b.il, Meters couniel, sI-0ov.
lloadly, agreed 70 be Y. potsibs for thp pfV-
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viii ,ecomp.py chamberlain.

LONDON, Augoet 81 Mr.. Francis
Sharp Powell, member Of Parliament for
wiran, and the Earl Of Ddnravon. will
probably accompany Mr. Cd mber'a'n 10
America az members Of tho Fisheries com-
mission. " Il liksly that dr. Jcrso Co..
ling,. msmbe Of Parliament for oirmins-
hsm, will also be Of the party. but In On un-
Of ieisi eapacity.
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Ftre On - church.
laprutlL 70 TgH ArFHlL.

JAcE9S, TRSE August 3l.-About
O'clock this afternoon Gro vas discovered
undor lhc bnss Of tho tower stalfs of the
First napliit chafch, uilsiiy. md lhs alarm
~ sivaa. Our gsllart ttemer fsfpanied
promptly and had ths hro rubdusd IN 2 ios
miuuiaf, "a haVirE ofigii Aish In tfNh bor
heon from he drOpplIr " i'ghied match
ly slmahre entiniui'e The Trisr The Jam
80 vas comparative small, aad coahued
a. tho stairway aud The go meter.
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DsCAruWs GROWTH.
esest Foundry aud Machine shops
Opened.

DEckIun, Ala, August 81 Tho
great foundry and machint works Of lvans
a Son, al Dceatu', Ala, sefe formally
op.nod today by running blast oi iron for
castings Tor the Morse cotton esnprsis being
erected hero. Tho main bdildihg Of ho
marhios ani found works Il go feet lonE
by ~ hot vide
Crofs, iltata MortgUm6fy ndyofiiie to
dat fOf fu0Hnamcn ~ rioaf the ground for
the 4. uuVlo ard Na1hulls car shops.
They sru 1, prepare fiiy.soyon acT Of labd
fof lhtas thols.
Bsfss tui ding on the 1enusssrr river lt
Decatur it nou under uay'tu pfepNali lon i0f
The opening a tho mu clio h0ll6 In Deem
hsf Beyt. Tho OAK ktifsOg Company grb
buildInq blfrss, and will buy or build q
ftoambUat luf thaif oNn use.
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CABLEsRAns.

BUouhHssr-The Bulgarian Cabi.
idet has been formed with 81. shambuloff AZ
Premier and Minister Of tho Interior.
MADRiD.-Ii the Ouba agitation 10
ereases, Premier SAgaftA will funmon tho
Coftss 20 meet In October 10 con der wha,
can be done TO paolfy the CubAns.
PABIs--PdDce Napoleon and Pflr ca
Victor have written to eI Empress Rugenie
ntkins 20 be excused from attending the
transfer Of the remains u Napoleon III. and
the Prince Imperial from Chlslehurtt 10
Farnboroush on the ground that u would
meet each otbef.
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The Fisheries Commission.
Mr.. Joseph Cbamberlain Appointed
President Of the August BodJ.
He VIII Lsavo for America After
the Present Ncs ion loses.
Tho Press Speaks in tho Highest
Terms OF Bia Fitness.
FrRnsis sharp Powell apd the Earl
of Dnnraveu " ~ Accompany
Him to she United
ktaten.

LONDON, August 3l.-Mr. Joseph
Chamberlain oSpccts to 20 to America AZ the
close Of tho present soss on Of Parliament.
and has decided to abard his proposed
visit to Ulster. Tho News, coma onting on
the appointment Of nr. CbGmbe lain q, .
member Of the FIJI hh.rits Commi sion, sayJ;
"The appointment Of the com mission is an
important fact. but tsat Of the co IN missioner
eciipses II In interest. That the government
had an eye 10 lite own advantage Is q per
fectly safe calculsti ltwas obviously de-
sirabls TO have him out OF their way. We
cobgratulate h m anu tho country and felici-
tate him upon ha clever eseaIe fom tho
tolls Of the Tories"
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TKIARKAEA, AJAX, August Si.-rbs
trm Of MunIe'hsimsr a Klein. tho largest
-holessls dealers In general merokandl,s
here. was oloisd last nisht By orodl,or,, on
sua9hmonu Agfega,inE $4,000, Tho pfin-
cipal creditor are tn Iera,, MissistippI and
uin.tqnati. They claim 20 be solvent A.
ys,a.ps,s. s,o.ia ., slS.hlns merchant "a, sl'c
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state Dsiversiiy -iassnc Asy a,u.
laFEuIlL TO TnE APyaAl..l

Knoxville, TEsS., August 3l.--Tbe
university trustees Yesterday elected Pfol
o. .. Plumb. of tae New York cultural
and Experimental College, al 0onoy., pro.
fs,,r ofagrioultafS In our State University.
lie 70 man % natiVnal reputation, END is
brought 70 our State BY Pfesi dent Dabnsy.
Of the university. II speaks we'll for our
Stte school when arft class man ffom the
great ttats school Of New York eau b. 70.
cured. HthoE1 thai oonh ionos has besn
greatly tet'ored. The university opens 10.
mouog With Hatief.nr prcspsoit. Many nv
ttuat ntr are tCfe, number ffom Mrmphs.
lhe b ard In charge oi tho insano ArJlum
here hsvo boen u session tor several dsys
ioyestigating chhraoa made by Dr.. fiig
aHainst DE- Campbsll. Tho board completed
W. labofe ihit afternoon, but havs not yet
made Iuhlic iie decifion. a . ohnfKss refe
ior mismanasement and inaOa patsney,
Am9ng others was that of bafylns dead
without boxes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-01
ABYsstNIA.
Reports that tho SnxIish Mediation
EsaH faii'd.

RoNF, Angu't Silt is reported
that the Englih mediation 10 AbytsiniA h.,
failed. The PoTolo Rom no siys that Sep.
tsmbsr must not be allowed 70 pass without
sheeting a tot,leme of th, d fie .lty, u not
stated that au expedition 10 Abysiinia u be-
ins pfopar,d a.
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PAso Dat NOnrR.- Uaitea states
Cog.ul Bic cham wAs assaplted ysstsrdsy by
-iQdg2 lpbIax Al IalQ bal korto.